... | SERIOU.Sa' CHARGE AGAINST 'A NOTT ING- I .; I HAM MERCHANT, Ab the Guildhall, Nottinghaim, 'on Wednesday, W. Allen and A. Pyatt, Esqs., sat specially to. investigate charges preferred against Joseph Crew, described as a merehant, of 11, Lake Street, Not- tingham, of indecently assaulting Harriet TarIton, on - the 2nd of Novnembers 'i further, with . interfering with the comfort of the ...

... AMBERT’S ASTHMATIC BALSAM.—TruIy 1 J efficacious and pleasant, without confining the Bowels, or affecting the Head. A few of the many thousand Testimonial* of cutes of ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION,COUGHH,COLDS. SHORTNESS of UUEATH, ami all disorders of the CHEST LUNGS, taking ...

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... THE WAR. TIIK ARMtKS. concentration of the allied fortes upon Varna ha* progressed rapidh. and at the date when the last advices left Constantinople (June was expected to completed few day*. Detachment* from that place were, moreover, being pushed forward toward* the scat of war. A vanguard the auxiliary reached Prevadl the 12th ult., whither Omer Pacha intended proceed r»bid them welcome in ...

... ~u COaaeasG.-COifliig, seems now an unpunishiable offence. l- a.d An illustration of the inadequacy of the law is afforded by a 0 *tt, case now before the Lambeth Magistrate. Sergeant Quin- ''near arrested Edward Littleton, at his lodgings, with pieces C dof bell-metal, block-tinl, twenty-three files of various sizes, id steavg. II.arnse ass eleatrotype imuehiane. and other' thirlga Ii ...

... r- BRo Mi. Ila X. rALGSJY, CORNotNR. ice , On Thursday last, on the body of Joseph Pegg, aged 26. be r, It appears that on Tuesday night the 13th inst., deceased was we ie allowed to sleep in Mr. Slater's.cabin at the coal wharf inj )f on Cockpit-hill. A person named Smedley on passing by lat b saw an unusual light in the cabin and went to inform Mr. to Slater who, however, had gone to bed. On ...

... - _ TZ .. - ?? L!~s~ TA-V.I ige [Before PETza BAINBailGoE LE IlUNT. Jon1; GOODWIN JOnIN- ter fle soN, aml JOIIN WRIGHT, IEsqrs.] tty FRANCISSHAW V. IIOBERLT WAIRNs ?? defendant, who Na ac- is bailiff of tbe Ashioiurn County Court, was summoned for of I ad having assaulted the complainant at Ashbouril on the 9tl Mlr ?? the evidence it appeared. that the complainant ( had been put into a house ...

... ?? SiR. a. T. BALCUY, CtOONEIR. O0 Saturday lat, on view of the body of William Roome, a private in the Ist Derbyshire Iteginient of Militia. whose death took plice the pre vious (lay, in clulequence (f hi being accidentally Shot on TIhursiity. It appeals that deceased and - 01thet, contrary to the regulatisos of the reghient, went to Litu'lover for tie purpose of shooting rooks; they got over ...

... Upon the presentation of the anti-Ministers! address, on the 21st ult., the King of Denmark issued proclamation dissolving the Lower Chamber of Representatives. This is the third dissolution within twenty months. The new elections will take place the Ist of December. An address has been issued to the Danish public, calling them to support the whole State plans of the Ministry, and threatening ...

... BAEWELL PETT SESI-S - FlIDAY, c BAXEWELL PETTY SESSIONS! JitiDmy, Oct.- 19. 1 [ LBefore R. W. U. NesVaIED, Esq., W. LONGSDOs4, Esq., and Lord DENM.AIN. IGAME CASES. a George Wilson, of Beeley. gamekeeper, summoned Joseph - Lee, of Buuting-lhill, near Ashover, for having, on the 2nd of October inst., killed and taken one grouse, he being an un. ; certificated person; there was a second summons ...

... Scarcely has this neighbourhood recovered from the ex-11 h citement occasioned by the murder of two sisters by a soldier in .s of the Swiss Legion, than it is again aroused into consterna* e tion by another murder almost as horrible and cold-blooded in its details, the scene being a meadow in front of the mili-w tary hospital at Archcliffe Fort, in which the 49th Regiment g *e is encamped. The ...

... 'IHE PUNISHMAENT OF DEATH. t ~(From the M1orning loose.) M r. Ewart, it seems, has received from various ac- quaintances abroad several letters upon the question, i which he has so perseveringly vexed, of capital punish- 1 ments: and as they contain, as far as can be judged of ethem from the portions communicated by the lion, gentle- man, litttle or nothing beyond broad and general assertion, ...